Education Charities That specialise in Further education

1. Subsidising running costs of Choba Primary and Nursery School, an independent (of the government) Tanzanian school for 350 children that was initially built by Children of Choba. Parents now pay fees that cover 75% of running costs, including salaries, porridge and maintaining school buildings.2. Sponsoring fees and boarding costs of selected Choba graduates at secondary school and college.

The aim of the trust is to preserve 'The Archive Collection' at the Gordon Russell Design Museum for the benefit of those interested in the history of 20th century furniture design, including students, researchers and the general public, whilst continuing to develop an educational role and links with schools and colleges offering design related courses and seminars.

Festive's purpose is to support Christian faith and witness in the UK's FE Colleges & Sixth Forms, aiming to envision a vibrant Christian presence there. It aims to achieve this by developing an interactive website where advice, prayer and resources can be offered to students, staff, chaplains, local churches and all those seeking involvement with the Christian faith at FE Colleges and Sixth Forms

Provide professional development opportunities to artists and makers in Dorset.To form close ties with schools and colleges and provide grants for educational and training purposes in the field of visual arts and crafts.To support and encourage emerging artists.

Upstart Projects supports young people to find their voice in the arts and gain the skills and experience to grow as arts and media practitioners. We aim to offer arts experiences which enable personal and social change. We work closely with the Arts Award programme, run by Trinity College London, and provide a stepping stone for young people interested in arts leadership or a creative career.

Coaching takes place x2 a week, with UEFA qualified coaches, plus games against academy teams. The coaching provides innovative methods to build confidence and social interaction, as well as football skills. Educate the players in all aspects of a sporting lifestyle and encourage continued development through links with Easton College and Dereham Football club.

The charity obtains donations and disburses them amongst various religious and educational establishments.

Kiya Survivors has set up a number of special ed schools, therapy programmes and Outreach Programmes in the Cuzco and Piura regions of Peru. Currently, Kiya Survivors runs Mama Cocha therapy Outreach programme and back to school programmes and sponsors young peoples housing and further education. Mama Cocha also runs workshops, community programmes, early stimulation and psychological support.

Activities to improve services provided to cancer patients in Dorset, mainly though the Dorset County Hospital eg funding training and further education for staff treating cancer patients, supporting cancer related research projects through financial contributions, purchasing additional equipment used to treat cancer patients, providing a reflexology service to cancer patients.

Grants given to the church, village school & to pupils moving onto secondary education & those in further education. The poor & needy have received grants at Christmas time for fuel costs; money is set aside for help during the year. The 6 properties, rented land & paddock are supervised by agent.

The support of the advancement of orthodox Jewish education and the orthodox Jewish faith by making grants to the Ohel Torah Talmudical College in Israel.

For Further Education

We give a forever home to unwanted and captive bred Owls. Injured native wild Owls which are rescued are assessed and treated in consultation with our local vet. When they are healthy and rehabilitated they are released back into the wild. We give educational talks to school, colleges and groups about the plight of wild Owls.

We will bring together experts from business, education, learning & development and psychology to create and deliver new approaches to and a curriculum model for youth leadership development in schools, colleges and universities to inspire young people with the awareness, skills, attitudes and behaviours to lead themselves and others.

Friends of UCD was established for fundraising for the purpose of the furtherance of education and research carried out by University College Dublin.

Provides grants to young people aged 16 - 24 who live, or whose parents/carers live, within the City of Lincoln and are in financial need through low family income and/or difficult circumstances. Grants support study at Higher and Further Education, 6th Form, Apprenticeships and NVQ courses and help develop spiritual, moral, physical and mental health well-being.

We provide support, entertainment and a social meeting place for the whole of the local community.We also provide advancement of music, art & crafts; further education; family welfare and values;SEN support; Alzheimer's care and a host of youth activities.

Samaritans vision is that fewer people die by suicide. We provide a non judgmental listening ear for anyone in distress or despair. People contact us by phone, email, text and face to face at our branch. Our work is based at our office near Plymouth city centre, however we also do outreach within the local community in schools, colleges, prison, the workplace and homeless centres.

The promotion of military efficiency by the provision and support of social, sporting and other facilities for the efficiency and well-being of Officers. This also extends to making grants to any activity which in the opinion of the Trustee is in furtherance of the Charity.

The relief of poverty amongst students and alumni of Gateshead Talmudical College, in particular but not exclusively by making grants to poor bridegrooms to enable them to marry

The Charity supports the monastic life and public prayer of the community of monks. The community promotes ecumenical and inter-faith relations and hosts courses in psychotherapy and the relationship between psychotherapy and spirituality. It also receives individuals and groups for religious and educational and cultural reasons and makes some grants for reasons of religion, education and hardship

The principal objectives of the Council are to advance and develop public education in the Universities and Colleges that have a denominational character as defined in the Further and Higher Education Act, 1992 and to support the churches continuing role in higher education.

Deliver training courses in ICT, Basic Skills, capacity building, and ESOL.Personal DevelopmentProgrammes, Team buiding skills along with sports, Free drop-in service for impartial legal advice, job search, CV Writing, further Education, childcare and social and welfare advisory.Recycling: paint and other discontinued lines distrubuted free to, community, community projects and schools.

The Trust merged with Lifelink International Trust in September 2010. The objectives of the Trust are to advance the Christian faith and public understanding of the Christian faith through any lawful means, anywhere in the world.

The principal activity of the Trust during the year was continuing to pursue initiatives to increase the interest of schools and college students in the Bury St. Edmunds' area in science and technology subjects, with a view to increasing the numbers who might consider careers related to the subjects and improving their attainment.